By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

Performances in the plenary session are frequent and ongoing; in dialogues, previous votes and the approaching second reading are mentioned; reference is made to Tallinn's supplementary budget and local measures. The current period demonstrates active participation in unified campaign and counter-attacks; the performances are quite elaborate and directed towards the audience.

It refers to repeated questions directed at Jürgen Ligi concerning tax increases, demonstrating regular participation in information sessions and parliamentary debates. It acknowledges a self-assessed level of activity and a consistent critical stance towards the country's economic policy.

He refers to recent events: the justice minister’s presentation of legislative foundations and questions regarding coordination timelines, which demonstrate active participation in plenary discussions. The speech emphasizes the need to expand engagement and support discussion. He has drawn attention to procedural matters in today's context.

The proportion of debate is significant and regularly continues in plenary sessions and committee meetings; the focus is on budget process and agenda issues. It is noted that written inquiries and questions have been sent to ministries and various experts or interest groups have been invited to discussions to influence budget transparency. The posing of questions and the awaiting of answers are in a tightly structured framework.

The activity consists of consistent statements regarding oversight and budget issues related to the Rail Baltic project. The need has been voiced to establish a separate investigative commission, inviting representatives from all parliamentary factions, and drawing attention to the fact that receiving responses from the National Audit Office and the Minister of Finance takes months. Statements were made more than once on the same day (2024-11-07), emphasizing continuous communication and the submission of questions.

Having appeared before the extraordinary session of the Special Anti-Corruption Committee, [he/she/it] continues active involvement and discussion within Riigikogu institutions; emphasizes the necessity of compiling the list of supported individuals for the ministries and clarifying the bases for this support. Furthermore, [he/she/it] highlights the efforts toward regular correspondence and cooperation between the ministries.

Within the framework of the information sessions, multiple addresses are presented throughout the same day; repeated clarifying questions and references to official reports are made; the continuous need for supervision and auditing is emphasized; and consistent public deliberation and a questionnaire for the audience are demonstrated.

Not enough data.

Repeated questions posed to the minister during the plenary session; refers to the activities and data of committees or international bodies. Based on the text, their communication activity is strongly characterized by questions, and the focus is on information gathering and the discussion of legislative amendments. They participate in several speeches on the same day within a similar context.